---
title: "Privacy"
description: "What this site collects, what the agent-manager binary sends, and what never leaves your machine."
canonical: "https://agent-manager.dev/privacy/"
last-updated: "2026-08-23"
section: "Site"
source: "agent-manager"
---

# Privacy

This website sets no cookies and runs no analytics, and the agent-manager binary sends no telemetry. What follows is the complete list of what is collected and what leaves your machine.

## This website

agent-manager.dev is a static site on Cloudflare Pages. It serves no cookies, embeds no analytics script, and runs no tracker. Cloudflare records standard request logs for the pages and files it serves (IP address, user agent, requested path, timestamp) as part of operating and protecting the network. Those logs are Cloudflare's, are retained under Cloudflare's own policy, and are not read, exported or joined with anything else by this project.

Two third parties appear on some pages: a Product Hunt review badge in the footer and a Trendshift badge on the home page, both loaded as images from those services, which see the request the way any embedded image host does. The read-only API and the MCP endpoint on this domain require no account, no key and no identifier, and requests to them are not logged beyond Cloudflare's standard request logs.

## The agent-manager binary

agent-manager collects no telemetry, no analytics and no usage data. It has no account system, no licence check and nothing to sign in to. It makes exactly three kinds of outbound request, all unauthenticated public GETs:

- GitHub's public releases API, to notice that a newer version exists.
- A release asset on GitHub, only when you ask it to upgrade.
- A small notices file in the project's own repository, which is how a release note reaches the list.

Nothing about your sessions, prompts, code, repositories or machine is sent anywhere. The coding CLIs you run inside agent-manager are separate programs with their own network behaviour and their own privacy policies; agent-manager starts them and reads their panes, and does not proxy or inspect their traffic.

## What stays on your machine

Session state, group structure, the shared task list, file reservations and captured pane text are stored locally under your own config directory, in a SQLite database and a TOML config file. They are readable and deletable with ordinary file tools, and removing that directory removes everything agent-manager has kept.

## Questions and changes

Questions about this policy belong in [GitHub Discussions](https://github.com/YoanWai/agent-manager/discussions), and anything sensitive belongs in a private security report on the repository. This page is versioned with the rest of the site, so its history is public in the same repository as the code.